Gmina Piotrków Kujawski, Urban-rural municipality in Radziejów County, Poland.
Gmina Piotrków Kujawski is an urban-rural municipality in the Radziejów region of north-central Poland, comprising the town of the same name and numerous surrounding villages. The area includes agricultural land, residential zones, and is served by two modern sewage treatment facilities.
The area's first documented mention dates to 1252, when Duke Kazimierz of Kujawy transferred several villages, including Piotrków, to the Włocławek Diocese. This event marked an important turning point in the administrative history of the region.
The Church of St. James with its brick architecture shapes the local townscape and serves as a focal point for community life. The adjacent park area provides a gathering place where residents and visitors spend time together.
The area is best explored on foot using local pathways that wind through village and field landscapes. Local schools and the municipal culture center can provide information and assistance when planning a visit.
Two lakes, Głuszyńskie and Gopło, shape the landscape and lie within a protected nature area. These water bodies support diverse bird and aquatic life, offering glimpses into the natural ecology of the region.
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